31/07/2026
坐落於台北士林外雙溪的摩耶精舍，是國畫宗師張大千歸台之後親手規劃設計的晚年宅邸，也是他人生最後一座精神園林。
「摩耶」取自佛經典故，象徵大千萬象、幻化萬境；整座院落為雙層中式合院形制，一亭一池、一花一石皆由大千親自敲定布局：門前溪澗環繞、庭院植梅養松、後院立有遠渡重洋運回的「梅丘」奇石。先生辭世後，遵照遺願將整座宅邸連同藏品全數捐贈，由台北故宮接管，正式定名為張大千紀念館，永久向世人開放參觀，留存大師完整的生活與創作足跡 。
在這間承載無數經典創作的畫室之中，常年擺放著勝大莊為其專門定製的各式毛筆。當年大千先生駐足勝大莊美術館，親筆為勝大莊題下店名，反覆與勝大莊董事長研討毫料粗細、筆桿輕重，為潑墨山水、工筆花鳥定制專屬筆具。二人圍坐畫案，從筆毫材質選取、手作製筆工藝，一路暢談書畫筆法、創作意境、東方文房美學與藝術理念。
大師數不清的潑墨潑彩、山水花鳥名作，正是憑藉這一次次深度交流打磨出的專用筆具，在摩耶精舍裡揮毫落紙、馳騁筆墨。勝大莊特製筆陣，也陪伴大師走完了晚年全部藝術生涯，成為這座故居裡一段不可磨滅的藝術淵源。
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摩耶精舍 - 張大千故居社團
Moye Jingshe, situated at Waishuangxi in Shilin, Taipei, was the late-life residence personally designed and laid out by Zhang Daqian, the grand master of traditional Chinese painting, after he returned to Taiwan. It also served as the final spiritual garden of his lifetime.
The name "Moye" derives from Buddhist scriptures, symbolizing the boundless myriad forms and ever-changing realms of the universe. Constructed in the style of a two-story traditional Chinese courtyard house, every pavilion, pond, flower and stone across the garden was positioned upon Zhang Daqian’s personal decision. A brook winds around the front gate; wintersweets and pine trees are cultivated in the courtyard; the exotic stone Meiqiu, transported across oceans, stands in the backyard. After his passing, in accordance with his last will, he donated the entire mansion alongside all his collections. Managed subsequently by the National Palace Museum, Taipei, the site was officially renamed the Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall and opened permanently to the public, preserving the complete footprints of the master’s daily life and artistic creation.
Various custom writing brushes crafted exclusively by Kanders' Art are permanently displayed inside the painting studio where countless masterpieces were born. In his lifetime, Master Zhang once visited Kanders' Art Gallery and inscribed its name personally. He held repeated in-depth discussions with the chairman of Kanders' Art over the thickness of brush hair and the weight of brush handles, developing bespoke brushes tailored for his splash-ink landscapes and meticulous fine-line flower-and-bird paintings. Seated side by side at the painting desk, the two conversed extensively from raw material selection and handcrafted brush-making techniques to painting strokes, creative conception, oriental study aesthetics and artistic philosophy.
It was these tailor-made tools refined through their continuous exchanges that empowered the master to put brush to paper and create numerous iconic splash-ink, landscape and flower-and-bird works within Moye Jingshe. The custom brushes from Kanders' Art accompanied Zhang Daqian throughout all his late artistic years, forging an indelible artistic bond embedded within this former residence.
